222 Enhanced TLR4 Expression and IL-8 Release in Preterm Neonates
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Summary
Preterm neonates have higher baseline expression of TLR4 than adults and thus may be more susceptible to bacterial infections, suggesting that IL-8 production in newborns is also mediated throughTLR4 independent pathways.
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- 2005-08-01
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Keywords
TLR4, CD14, Sepsis, Lipopolysaccharide, Innate immune system
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